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In a NETCONF session with a device running Junos OS, the <delete-config> tag element enables you to delete
all configuration data in the current candidate configuration or in
the open configuration database. Exercise caution when issuing the <delete-config> tag element. If you commit an empty
candidate configuration, the device will go offline. To delete the candidate configuration or all data in
the open configuration database, insert the <delete-config> tag element in the <rpc> element.
The <target> tag encloses the <candidate/> tag, which can refer to either the
candidate configuration or the open configuration database. If a client
application issues the Junos XML protocol <open-configuration> operation to open a specific configuration database before executing
a <delete-config> operation, Junos OS
performs the operation on the open configuration database. Otherwise,
the operation is performed on the candidate configuration. content_copy zoom_out_map <rpc>
<delete-config>
<target>
<candidate/>
</target>
</delete-config>
</rpc>WarningIf you take the device offline, you will need to access
the device through the console port on the device. From this console,
you can access the CLI and perform a rollback to a suitable configuration.
For more information about the console port, see the hardware manual
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